The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has reportedly charged a laborer from Karachi, Muhammad Akbar, for money laundering.
The details of the case against Akbar show that 200 Japanese cars were purchased in his name between 2016 and 2017.
The accused was supposed to appear before an accountability panel for an interview scheduled for 24 June but his personal financial circumstances had deterred him from affording traveling expenses.
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While speaking to reporters about the NAB’s summons, Muhammad Akbar claimed that he has never traveled to Japan and only works as a shuttering laborer in Karachi.
He denied all the allegations against him and seemed perplexed about how “a laborer can buy 200 cars from Japan,” when he does not even “have fare to travel to Rawalpindi”.
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As the accused has failed to present himself to the NAB’s investigation team for his scheduled appointment, the NAB is yet to provide further details about its next course of action in the case.
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